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Galilee and Gilboa

Namer Cave

In Hebrew: מערת נמר

Please note: In winter and spring, entry is forbidden due to the bats. Inside the cave, you crawl and climb ladders, and you need flashlights.

Free entry YesCovered No

We don't have information yet about: Lit at night, Water and springs, Lookout, Shaded, Parking, Public transport, Restrooms, Always open

More about the place

Namer Cave is a small stalactite cave in the Western Galilee, above Nahal Namer and not far from Adamit Park. It was discovered in 1952 and is considered the first of the stalactite caves discovered in Israel. The entrance is modest, and inside you pass through several chambers by crawling, using ladders, and navigating narrow passages until reaching a large hall full of stalactites and stalagmites. Near the cave grows a large Syrian maple tree, and from there a green-marked trail descends in just a few minutes to the streambed.

Sources (in Hebrew): טיולי: מערת קשת ומערת נמר, ויקיפדיה: יגאל סלע, שגילה את המערה, ויקיפדיה: נחל נמר

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